Trust and estate planning services to protect your wealth

Estate planning helps individuals and families plan the transfer of wealth to the next generation in a clear and tax‑efficient way. With the right advice, it is possible to reduce exposure to Capital Acquisitions Tax, protect family assets and provide certainty for those you leave behind. Moore Ireland supports clients across Ireland with practical estate planning advice, tailored to Irish tax law and personal circumstances.

Our services

Estate planning support to manage inheritance tax exposure and long‑term asset control.
Review and structuring of personal and family assets to support succession decisions.
Tax planning advice on lifetime gifts and transfers of wealth.
Assessment and application of relevant inheritance and capital gains tax reliefs.
Trust planning where asset protection, control or beneficiary needs require structure.
Succession planning for family businesses, partnerships and privately held companies.
Coordination with legal and pension specialists where wills or retirement planning are required.

How we support you

1. Planning ahead

We help clients identify when estate and trust planning becomes necessary and what decisions should be made early to avoid unnecessary tax and loss of control later.

2. Managing change

Family, business and tax changes can quickly make existing plans ineffective. We review structures as circumstances evolve and adjust them to remain practical and compliant.

3. Passing on wealth

When assets are transferred during life or on death, execution matters. We structure transfers clearly and tax‑efficiently, reducing uncertainty for beneficiaries and families.

Why choose Moore Ireland

Expertise in Irish estate planning

We support individuals, families and business owners across Ireland with estate planning advice grounded in Irish tax legislation and practical experience

Deep understanding of inheritance tax and reliefs

Our team has extensive experience advising on Capital Acquisitions Tax and the reliefs most relevant to Irish estates, including business and agricultural relief.